For many users, they may not want to have their computer go into sleep mode (specifically laptop users) and this method will get rid of your pc from going into sleep mode.

1. Click the search box in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen

2. Type Control Panel and hit enter

3. Click Hardware and Sound

4. Click Power Options

5. On the left-hand side of the window, click Change when the computer sleeps

6. Beside Put your computer to sleep, click the box, then click Never

7. (Optional) To make your display not turn off, click the box beside Turn off display and click Never.

A very common problem people have after installing a fresh new copy of Windows is missing drivers. Sometimes it doesn't even have a name. Sometimes it is listed as Unknown Device or simply Network driver. Follow this method and you should find your missing drivers.

1. Click the search box in the bottom right hand corner (or click the Windows button.)

2. Next type Device Manager.

3. Next right-click on the driver you want to find the driver for.

4. Click Properties.

5. Click Details.

6. Under Property, click the box and click Hardware IDs.

7. Under Value, right click on the text.

8. Then click Copy.

9. Then head over to your browser of your choice (Google Chrome recommended.)

10. Then in the search, hit Control + V to paste the text, then hit enter.

11. The majority of the time, a link called Driverindentifier (which is full of scams) will popup, click that.

12. Then you should see the name of your driver, highlight the text, then right click and click copy.

13. Go back to Google search and paste the name, but at the end, but the text driverscape.

14. You should see a link to a website called Driver Scape.

15. Then on the site click the download button to the driver but make sure it corresponds with your architecture.

16. Click on the half triangle and click Show In Folder.

17. Right-click on the .zip file and click Extract All.

18. Then click Extract

19. Go back to Device Manager

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The majority of PC users might not know how to update Windows and can leave their computer vulnerable to viruses once their Windows build is outdated. Follow the steps below to find out how to update Windows 11.

1. Click the Windows icon.

2. Type Windows Update Settings.

3. Next click Check For Updates.

4. Then let it do its thing.

5. If you see Download Updates Button/ Text, click it.

6. Once you are sure it finishes updating, Restart Your Computer.

7. Click the Windows Icon.

8. Then click the Power Icon.

9. If you see the option to Update and Restart, click that.

10. Then you are done, but make sure not to touch your computer while updating.

In one of our previous videos, many people have had the issue where they cannot locate the install.wim file on their Windows ISO. Here are the following steps to resolve this issue. If you would like to watch a video of this instead of steps, click the following link -

1. Right-click on your Windows ISO

2. Click the mount button with the CD logo

3. Double click on the sources folder

4. In the top right-hand corner, click the search box

5. Type install.wim or install.esd whichever one you are looking for

6. (Optional) If you would like to save the file, right click on it and click copy

7. (Optional) In the directory that you would like to save it to, right-click on any blank space and click paste.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. While pressing and holding the right shift key on the keyboard, press the restart button on either Windows 10, or your computer until you see a screen that shows the "Continue" "Troubleshoot" and "Turn Off your PC" options.

2. You are going to click on "Troubleshoot."

3. Then you are going to want to click on the "Advanced options" button.

4. Then in the top right-hand corner, click on the option "Command Prompt." Your PC will restart into CMD (Command Prompt.) It will say "Preparing Command Prompt."

5. After it's done, you will get a screen that says "Choose an account to continue." We recommend you chose an administrator account. If your account is an admin that just chose that.

6. Then you need to enter your password if your account uses a password.

7. Then you will be taken to the CMD screen.

8. First what you need to do is type Bootrec /fixmbr and hit enter.

9. Next you are going to want to type Bootrec /fixboot and hit enter.

10. Next type bcdedit /export c:\bcdbackup and hit enter.

11. Next type attrib c:\boot\bcd -h -r -s and hit enter.

12. Then type c:\boot\bcd bcd.old and hit enter.

13. Next type bootrec /rebuildbcd and hit enter.

14. After the system scans the disks for Windows installations, it will say "Add installation to boot list?" type Y on your keyboard.

15. Lastly, type exit. Now it should be fixed.

16. Now you can press the "Continue" option to continue to Windows 10.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. While pressing and holding the right shift key on the keyboard, press the restart button on either Windows 10, or your computer until you see a screen that shows the "Continue" "Troubleshoot" and "Turn Off your PC" options.

2. You are going to click on "Troubleshoot."

3. Then you are going to want to click on the "Advanced options" button. Then you will see 6 or 5 different options of controls you can pick.

4. If you have a system restore point, you can go to "System Restore" and restore your system to an earlier date or you can click "Go back to the previous version."

5. If you don't have a system restore, you can go to the top right-hand corner, click on the option "Command Prompt." Your PC will restart into CMD (Command Prompt.) It will say "Preparing Command Prompt." After it's done, you will get a screen that says "Choose an account to continue."

6. We recommend you chose an administrator account. If your account is an admin that just chose that.

7. Then you need to enter your password if your account uses a password. Then you will be taken to the CMD screen.

8. First type C: or whatever drive letter Windows is installed on.

9. Next type sfc /scannow and hit enter on your keyboard.

10. After its done scanning, you need to type dism /online/cleanup-image /restorehealth

11. Now type exit and hit enter.

12. Now you can press the "Continue" option to continue to Windows 10.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. What you need to do is make either make a bootable Windows 10 CD/ DVD, or make a bootable USB using the Windows Media Creation Tool.

2. Once you are on the Windows 10 installation page, click next.

3. Then in the bottom left-hand corner of the small box, click "Repair your computer."

4. Then you will get a screen that shows the "Continue" "Troubleshoot" and "Turn Off your PC" options.

5. You are going to click on "Troubleshoot."

6. Then you are going to want to click on the "Advanced options" button. Then you will see 6 or 5 different options of controls you can pick.

7. Next, click on the option "Command Prompt." Your PC will restart into CMD (Command Prompt.) It will say "Preparing Command Prompt." After it's done, you will get a screen that says "Choose an account to continue."

8. We recommend you chose an administrator account. If your account is an admin that just chose that.

9. Then you need to enter your password if your account uses a password. Then you will be taken to the CMD screen.

10. Now type Bootrec /fixmbr and hit enter on your keyboard.

11. Next type bcedit /export c:\bcdbackup and hit enter on your keyboard.

12. Next type attrib c:\boot\bcd -h -r -s and hit enter on your keyboard.

13. Next type ren c:\boot\bcd bcd.old and hit enter on your keyboard.

14. Next type bootrec /rebuildbcd and hit enter on your keyboard.

15. Next press the letter Y and hit enter on your keyboard.

16. Lastly, type exit and hit enter on your keyboard.

17. Now you can press the "Continue" option to continue to Windows 10.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. First what you are going to do is type "https://www.google.com" and hit enter on your keyboard.

2. Next, type directx end user runtime web installer

3. If you don't see the official Microsoft Page, copy and paste this link https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35

4. Select your language and click download

5. After it's done installing, run the installer.

6. You will get a popup screen saying "Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device?"

7. Click Yes

8. Now click I accept the agreement and click next

9. Now if you don't want to install the Bing Bar, uncheck the box by clicking on it. Otherwise, click Next.

10. Then click Next again

11. Then click Finish

12. Now you need to go back to Google by typing in the search bar "https://www.google.com" and hit enter on your keyboard.

13. Next, type .net framework and hit enter on your keyboard.

14. If you don't get the official Microsoft page, click on this link https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet-framework

15. Now click on .NET Framework 4.8 (Recommended)

16. On the right-hand side, you will see 2 options, Download .NET Framework 4.8 Runtime and Download .NET Framework 4.8 Developer Pack.

17. Click Download .NET Framework 4.8 Runtime.

18. Run the installer

19. You will get a popup screen saying "Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device?"

20. Click Yes

21. Finally, after it finishes extracting the files, it will say ".NET Framework 4.8 or later update is already installed on this computer." Click Close.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

2. Then type Services and then click hit enter on your keyboard.

3. Then you are going to want to look for Background Intelligent Transfer Service and double click on it.

4. Go to the Startup type and change it from Automatic (Delayed Start) to Automatic.

5. If the Service status isn't running, click Start and click Apply.

6. If it's already Running, just click Apply.

7. Then click OK.

8. Next, scroll down and find Cryptographic Services and double-click on it.

9. Go to the Startup type and change it from Automatic (Delayed Start) to Automatic.

10. If the Service status isn't running, click Start and click Apply.

11. If it's already Running, just click Apply.

12. Then click OK.

13. Then find Windows Update and double click on it.

14. Go to the Startup type and change it from Manual to Automatic.

15. If the Service status isn't running, click Start and click Apply.

16. If it's already Running, just click Apply.

17. Then click OK.

18. Then in the top right-hand corner, click the X button to close the Services app.

19. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

20. Then type cmd and then click hit enter on your keyboard.

21. If you get a User Account Control popup, click Yes.

22. Now type ipconfig /flushdns and then click hit enter on your keyboard.

23. Then type netsh winsock reset and then click hit enter on your keyboard.

24. Lastly, Restart your computer or laptop and your issue should be fixed.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

2. Then type Services and then hit enter on your keyboard.

3. Then you are going to want to look for Background Intelligent Transfer Service and double click on it.

4. Go to the Startup type and change the setting to Automatic (Delayed Start).

5. If the Service status isn't running, click Start and click Apply.

6. If it's already Running, just click Apply.

7. Then click OK.

8. Then you are going to want to look for COM+ Event System and double click on it.

9. Go to the Startup type and change the setting to Automatic.

10. If the Service status isn't running, click Start and click Apply.

11. If it's already Running, just click Apply.

12. Then click OK.

13. Then you are going to want to look for Windows Update and double click on it.

14. Go to the Startup type and change the setting to Manual.

15. If the Service status isn't running, click Start and click Apply.

16. If it's already Running, just click Apply.

17. Then click OK.

18. Then scroll up and look for Remote Procedure Call (RPC) and double click on it.

19. Go to the Startup type and change the setting to Automatic (Delayed Start).

20. If the Service status isn't running, click Start and click Apply.

21. If it's already Running, just click Apply.

22. If those 2 options are grayed out, it means they are already enabled and are running.

23. Then click OK.

24. Then, you need to and click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

25. Then type Control Panel and then hit enter on your keyboard.

26. Then click on Network and Internet.

27. Then click on Network and Sharing Center.

28. Then on the right-hand side, look for Access type and Connections.

29. Beside the Connections area, click on the light blue text, it should say Ethernet0 if you are using ethernet, or Wireless if you are using wireless.

30. Then near the bottom, click on Properties.

31. Then click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click Properties.

32. Then near the bottom, click the little circle box to highlight the option Use the following DNS server addresses:.

33. Then in the first box/ Prefered DNS Server:, type 8. 8. 8. 8

34. Use your cursor to select the next area in the selected box because it won't work if you have quadruple 8's beside each other.

35. Then, in the Alternate DNS server, type 8. 8. 4. 4

36. Once again, use your cursor to select the next area in the selected box because it won't work if you have all the numbers beside each other.

37. Then, click on the check box near the bottom beside Validate settings upon exit.

38. Then click OK.

39. Lastly, exit out of everything, and your problem should be fixed.

40. If it doesn't work, try restarting your computer so the changes will apply.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

2. Then type Registry Editor.

3. Right-click on it and then click Run as administrator.

4. If you get a User Account Control popup, click Yes.

5. Before you make any changes to the files, make sure to back them up. Here's how to do it.

6. Scroll up all the way to the top and click on Computer.

7. Then on the top-left hand corner, click on File.

8. Then click on Export.

9. Then, save the files to an easy-to-access folder.

10. You can name the files whatever you want.

11. It's recommended to name the files whatever the date is for you.

12. Then click on Save.

13. Then you need to double-click on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to expand the folder.

14. Then double-click on the SOFTWARE folder.

15. Then double-click on the Microsoft folder.

16. Then scroll down until you find the folder Provisioning and then click on that.

17. Now that you are highlighting the folder, right-click the folder named Provisioning and click Export.

18. On the left-hand side, click on the Desktop logo (looks like a screen/ monitor)

19. Then name the file Provisioning.

20. Then click Save.

21. Then right-click on the Provisioning folder and click Permissions.

22. Then beside the text that says "For special permissions or advanced settings, click Advanced," click Advanced.

23. At the top where it says Owner, it might say SYSTEM. Click the Change button beside SYSTEM.

24. Then where it says "Enter the object name to select (examples)" click the empty text box/ space.

25. Then type Administrators.

26. Then click OK.

27. Then near the top, check the box that says "Replace owner on subcontainers and objects"

28. Then click on Apply.

29. Then before you click OK, click Disable inheritance.

30. You will get a popup saying "What would you like to do with the current selected permissions?" Click on Convert inherited permissions into explicit permissions on the object.

31. Then check/ click the box that says "Replace all child object entries with inheritable entries from this object"

32. Then click on Apply.

33. You might get a popup from Windows Security. Click Yes.

34. Then click on OK.

35. Then click on OK again.

36. Then right-click on the Provisioning folder and click Rename.

37. Rename the folder to Provisioning.OLD and hit enter

38. Finally, you can now close out of the Windows Registry Editor and restart your computer.

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Method 2:

Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

1. Then type Troubleshoot settings and hit enter on your keyboard.

2. Then click Windows Update.

3. Then click Run the troubleshooter.

4. If you get a screen that says "You have to restart the computer and then try running Windows Update again" click Next.

5. Once it's finished, Restart your computer.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

2. Then type This PC or Computer and then hit enter on your keyboard.

3. Then on the drive that has Windows 10 installed on it, right-click on it.

4. Then click Properties.

5. Then click on the Tools option beside General.

6. Then beneath Error-checking, click the Check button.

7. It may say "You don't need to scan this drive"

8. Click Scan Drive.

9. If there were errors, restart your computer. If not, then click the Close button.

10. Then, right-click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

11. Click Command Prompt (Admin)

12. If you get a User Account Control Popup, click Yes.

13. Then type sfc /scannow and hit enter on your keyboard.

14. Once it's done scanning, you can exit out of the CMD and it should be fixed.

15. I recommend you restart your computer after you have closed out of CMD.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

2. Then type Services and then hit enter on your keyboard.

3. Double-click on Background Intelligent Transfer Service.

4. If the service is running, click on the Stop button.

5. Then click on the OK button.

6. Scroll down and double-click on Windows Update.

7. Click on the Stop button to stop the service

8. Then click on the OK button.

9. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

10. Then type File Explorer and then hit enter on your keyboard.

11. Click on This PC.

12. Then double-click on your Local Disk/ C: Drive, or whichever drive Windows is installed on.

13. Double-click on the Windows folder.

14. Scroll down until you find the folder SoftwareDistribution and double click on it.

15. Double-click on the Download folder.

16. Highlight all the files and right-click on them and click the Delete button.

17. Then go back and open up the services windows and Start the service for Windows Update by clicking on the Start button.

18. After that, set the Startup type to Automatic.

19. Then click on the Apply button.

20. Then click on the OK button.

21. Then go back to Background Intelligent Transfer Service and double-click on it.

22. Click the Start button to start the services.

23. Set the Startup type to Automatic.

24. Then click on the Apply button.

25. Then click on the OK button and it should be fixed.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

2. Then type Edit group policy and then hit enter on your keyboard.

3. Then, double-click on Administrative Templates or click the arrow beside it to expand it.

4. Then expand the System folder.

5. Then scroll down and find Logon and then click on that.

6. Then on the right-hand side, double click on Turn on convenience PIN sign-in.

7. On the left-hand side, change the box from Not configured to Enabled.

8. Click on Apply.

9. Then click on OK.

10. Exit out of the applications.

11. Restart your computer.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

2. Then type Settings and then hit enter on your keyboard.

3. Then click on Apps.

4. Then in the search box to find an app, type Microsoft store.

5. Click on it and click Advanced options.

6. Scroll down and click the Reset button.

7. Click the next Reset button.

8. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

9. Then type wsreset and then hit enter on your keyboard.

10. Right-click on it and click Run as administrator.

11. Wait for a little and the Microsoft Store should open and your problem should be fixed.

12. If that doesn't work, try running the troubleshooter by clicking on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner, and type Troubleshoot settings, then hit enter on your keyboard.

13. Scroll all the way to the bottom and click on Windows Store Apps.

14. Then click on the Run the troubleshooter button.

15. Then click Next.

16. Then click Close and Restart your computer and it should be fixed.

To Fix This Issue, Follow These Steps:

1. Click on the start button (Windows Icon) in the bottom left-hand corner.

2. Then type File Explorer and then hit enter on your keyboard.

3. Click on This PC.

4. Then double-click on your Local Disk/ C: Drive, or whichever drive Windows is installed on.

5. Double-click on the Windows folder.

6. Scroll down until you find the folder SoftwareDistribution and double click on it.

7. Then highlight all the files, right-click on them and click Delete.

8. If you get a User Account Control popup, click Yes.

9. It will say a text document is in use, click the Skip button.

10. You will get another popup saying that the folder DataStore is in use. Click the check box beside "Do this for all current items"

11. Then click Skip.

12. Then exit out of the folder and Restart your computer.